Sentence examples for which are compulsory from inspiring English sources

PSHE encompasses a number of different areas, many of which are compulsory.

They are a key component of home information packs (Hips) – which are compulsory for every home put on the market in England and Wales – and have been hailed by ministers as a vital tool in the battle against carbon emissions.

"PSHE encompasses a number of different areas, many of which are compulsory," she said.

Steve Terry from the UK Border Agency said: "Most of these goods have not had to go through safety tests which are compulsory for the genuine items.

Direct costs, which are compulsory for drugs, implants, transplants, blood products, costly external services, etc., are allocated on a patient-basis, according to the documented utilization.

After all, those shared plans (which are compulsory for new customers) can be more expensive for some individual users, while families and small businesses can end up spending less on service than before.

Both practices were stopped after the inspections, which were compulsory, were challenged in federal court.

Almost all children attend primary school, which is compulsory for four years.

Voting, which is compulsory here, will be for all 150 seats in the House of Representatives and half the 76 Senate seats.

There were also concerns about the Israelis' impending army service, which is compulsory in Israel after high school.

Ms. Belling recommends that prospective borrowers pay close attention during pretransaction financial counseling, which is compulsory for anyone seeking a reverse mortgage.